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Forests are some of the planet's most critical ecosystems, acting as carbon sinks, biomass factories and homes to rich biodiversity. SEI research looks at the impacts of land-use change and how to combine forest protection with the growing demand for land, food, energy and green space.
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Feature / New analyses by Trase shows that seven major companies trading agricultural commodities have the potential to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Journal article / Due to increasingly hybrid approaches in sustainability governance, researchers will need to attend to both chain and out-of-chain actors in their assessments.
Journal article / By proposing a unified framework for classifying deforestation metrics, this article aims to provide clarity and consistency in sustainability reporting.
Journal article / Carbon sequestration in living biomass of European forests could increase by 31% in the absence of ozone pollution.
Other publication / Trase’s new strategy for 2025–2030 sets out new priority investments and innovations, based on its core mission.
Feature / Trase research reveals the colossal amount of water used to produce soy and beef in Brazil, and recommends ways to address water scarcity.
Feature / New open data on commodity supply chain facilities are now available to help companies and financial institutions meet reporting requirements.
Journal article / This study investigates how agricultural commodity supply chains, particularly for soy and beef, contribute to biodiversity decline in the Gran Chaco region.
Feature / Over the past 10 years, Trase has demonstrated that action to curb commodity-driven deforestation is both necessary and possible.
